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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Opens Fairly Active but Not Reach
ing Expectations.

Trade Opens Fairly Active but Not Reach
ing Expectations.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 49,
AS rule there is most cheerful feeling in
commercial circles. In most lines of trade there
is healthy, steady demand, with firm prices
and really no unfavorabe Indications. The vol
ume of trade has not been so large as some had
anticipated but it is, on thu whole, considering
the unfavorable weather of some days past sat
isfactory. There is no reason to believe that
goods will be cheaper as the season advances or
during the next year. Manufacturers in most
lines of goods are kept busy in supplying the
current demand, and in the few branches where
there is the least evidence of slackness produc-
ton will not be pushed to an extent that will fill
warehouses with goods they cannot sell. In
prices to-day there were but few changes.
Prices on oils and paints, which have been more
or less demoralzed for some time past, have
take on firmer tone, and sales are on the in
crease. EGGS are weak at quota tons, while
poultry is frmer. hens advancing to cents per
pound. Butter is still scarce and prices firm.
Dry goods men report fairly active trade for
all classes of fabrics. Staple groceries have
ruled quiet and steady. There has been some
Improvement in the demand for refined sugar.
and close absorption of the product of the re-
fneries has enabled sellers to hold prices firm;
Wnllo an improved demand TOT raw sugar, To-
gether with firmer markets in Europe, have re-
suited in establishing a slight advance. The
statistical position of supplies both here and in
Europe, is more favorable than for some time
past, but this is due rather to the delay in man
ufacturing and marketing crops than to any
prospective decrease in the available supply of
TIL world during the next six months. Specula-
tive influences have stiffened up the price of
coffee, but the advance has failed to stimulate
| the dstributive demand, which continues slow
and unsatisfactory, and the country is unwilling
to stock up because ct the conviction that prices
are artificiallv sustained. The auction sales of
tea have established lower prices.
GRAIN.
The local wheat market was in better shape
to-day than for some days past, and there was a
firmer feeling on all grades. Markets firm a,
other points. Arrivals of corn are LIBERAL and
| there is good demand for immediate shipment
Oats are a shade higher; receipts light TRACK
| bids to-day ruled as follows:
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour I'M
changed. No spring wheat. 7949c; No. 3 spring
wheat. 74ac; No 2 red. 79s q 79ac; No. 2 corn,
barley. sole; No. faxssed, sl.Os; prime timothy
seed. ST. rs 100; mess pork, per biol, 500 % %
2050; lard, per 100 lbs, 7.35 07.4 2A; short-rib
sides lloose), 807! a g. Zoe; dry-saitsd shoulders
tboxedl 6.0006 25c; short-clear sides lboxed).
$40 0S50c whisky, distiers' finished goods per
gal. 81 8.
On the Produce Exchange to day butter was
in better demand: creamery, 24a a Soc; dairy, III
026c. Eggs, 1os ole.
Receipts-Flour, 2S, 900 bbs: wheat, 40 600 bu:
corn. 21O 600 bu; oats, 15S, 600 Blu; rye 1900 bu:
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, % 600
bbls: wheat, $1,000 bu corn, 121, 900 Blu; oats,
$50, 900 blu; rye, 500 bu; barley, 81, 900 bu.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. March 28-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat-Cold. freezing weather following
rain started sharp demand from shorts early in the
day that prices up Ia 1sc; subsequently there
decline of SEC, but the market was firm during
most of the session and prices closed lc Sat
urday No. red, cash, 79aa 0SO14c May and june
79ia0S0asc, closing at 804c: July. 7sl407sAc,
closing at 1880 bid; August 7S1s079c. closing at
7sa 7sc. Corn firm. in sympathy with wheat, and
closed a fraction better but trading light cash.
$685. iac May, 35aac; June, 36loc Oats dull but
steady cash 27A May, 2Sl2c bid. Rye 53ls
Oslo. Barley quiet; lots from Minnesota. 60c
Hay duh and easy for everything below fancy grades
prairie, S. O01O; timothy $35O013. Bran firm
at 6o07oe Eggs lower at io4s Butter firm;
dairy, 15027c; creamery, 25030c. Corn-meal
active at So. Whisky steady at $1.13. Provisions
irmer. in sympathy with other market but only
johbing trade done. Pork irregular at SIT. Lard
7.25c bid. Drysalt meat--Boxsd shoulders. &C., long
clear 1887 81 lac; short rib sc; short clear $3.50
$500; short clear. s. 62a0S.75c Hams, 1850
lac. On the afternoon board wheat was firm and
UNCHANGED. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats NOM
inal. Recepts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat ID 900
bu; corn, 16S, 600 bu; oats so 900 bu: rye 1000
bu; barley. 10000 bu. Shipnents-Flour. $4,000
brs; wheat, 1000 bu corn, 10, 900 Blu; OATS 10000
Blu; rye none: barley, 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet but firm; No. red, March. 69a 030%c; April.
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ssa09o14c May. s1o91l4e; june. 91091l4c.
Corn-Spot. steady; futures shade frmer steamer,
mo- grain high dsao fsse sne1 No os
4 49, sa. 1ss.44s os,s m .s saS
but quiet rejected white. 34c; No white 5isc; Ne
1rss qesiss %. sm NJ ans
373ac. Provisions steady: moderate demand. Mess
gork. SIG 5Q9l7; new prime SIP 5o1le; family lily,
for high grades, which scarce: creamery, extra,
3o032 Western lade fancy 2202 3c; good to choice,
ls021e. Eggs dull and lower Western hrsts' l3,ac.
tair to prime, 12le0l3c. Recepts-Flour. 600
brls wheat 10 700 bu; 81 400 bu; oats as g.
oats, 10 SOObu.
CINCINNATI March 2S.-Flour veal; family SO
$500; fancy. So. 7O03.9O. Wheat dull and lower
No. red. slla0 s21ac; receipts. $500 bu; ship
No. mixed: 39aac. Rye frmer; No 2 Gle. Pork
quiet at $17.25. Lard frmer at 7.37lac. Bulk
meats quiet; short ribs lae Bacon steady short
ribs. S62lac: short cleas, 6.S71ac. Whisky active
and firms sales of i, 533 brls finished goods basis
of ST. -, Butter, irm fancy Northwestern cream
prime dairy roll, 22025. Linseed oil steady at $40
3sc. Sugar firm; hard refined, 6a6ac; New Orleans,
ALI O5c Eggs closed dull at loc. Cheese scarce
| and firm good to prime Ohio fat, 11012c.
BALTIMORE, March 8.-Wheat-Western higher
and dull; No. winter red spot lsc bid; May, 80 81
| 0907sc; June 91ls091 lac. Corn-Western steady
April, 45a046lsc; May, 4es0474c: june, Ate
bid: steamer. 45c bid. Oats firm and quiet; Western
| white 36038c Western mixed, 34035c. Provis-
ions quiet and steady. Ness pork, 1880; new,
14aac. Coffee frmer; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair.
14ss@15c. Recepts-Flour, 8, $50 brls: wheat, 40
600 bu: corn 81 300 bu; oats, 4 600 bu; rye 200
bu. Shipments-Flour, 825 Blu; corn, 50. 800 blu.
TOLEDO O.. March 2s.-Wheat frmer; slightly
| higher; cash SIC bid: Wabash, Nav, 82sac; June,
| S3c bid, S3l4c asked: August, S214c bid S2l2c
asked. Corn steady; little doing; cash. 39loc; May.
| 407sc. Clover-seed weak and lower; cash. 81 bid
| $4.05 asked; April. $4.02lo. Receipts Wheat
1000 bu; corn. IS. 900 blu; oats, 10 600 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat, 1000 bu; corn %, 600 bu clover
| seed, ,O22 bags.
PEORIA. March 2s-Corn firm; high mixed. 3e iac
| mixed, SO 036loc. Oats active and frrn No white
| 29A 03O12c; No. mixed. 27a4 2814c. Rye firm
| No. 2, 56057c. Whisky firm at La Receipts
| Wheat 4 600 bu; corn 2 200 blu; oats .575 bu
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 4,2OO blu. Shipments
| Wheat 500 bu; corn % $50 blu; oats 113 700 bu
! rye, 1000 bu barley,
| DETROIT, March 2S.-Wheats-No. white, cash
81 24c Michigan red cash S23ac No. 2 red cash anG
March; s2,2c; April, s2sas; May es'se June ss.sc
No. 2 white. 81 a4c. Clover seed-Cash and April
81. Receipts-Wheat, 49, eco bu; corn. sc, 800 bu
oats, 10 600 bu.
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NEW YORK. March CSC. L. Greene & Co.'S ro
port cotton futures says: Although 1870 Ia points
were added to prices the opening furry the market
appeared to exhaust it's buying capacity at the outset
and the subsequent tendency was downward, with
the whole rather weak. The rather unexpected
Improvement at Liverpool gave the start and the
action the result of general desire to take
profits !"
LIVERPOOL. March 29.-Cotton in good demands
middlng uplands, 5led middling Orleans. 9-16d.
Sales IA 600 bales including 500 bales for specula
ton and export and 10 400 bales American. Wheat
steady but demand poor. Corn quiet, steady and I'M
changed.
NEW ORLEANS March 2S.-Cotton firm middling
10c low m;ddling. 11-16c, good ordinary; 914c
net receipts 200 bales: gross receipts 24S4 bales
exports to France. 1926 bales; to the continent
5456 bales sales, $50 bales; stock, 2O6 731 bales
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Elsewhere.


NEW YORK, March 2s.-Beeves-Reeeipt 76 car
loads for the market. SO carloads for export. 80
loads for direct and so carloads
ly consigned drectto slaughterers Prices in the early
trading were fully up to the mark of Friday but the
finish unsatisfactory. and closing fraction off
Steers. ST. 55D1 70 per 100 pounds, with few tops
at SIS. 9O06: bulls and dry cows. So. 6O04. 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 1920; dull and weak for sheep;
steady for yearling lambs extremes. 1886 per
100 pounds for sheep and $5.5O07 for yearling
lambs
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; nearly nominal for live
hogs at $60630 per 100 pounds.
ST. LOUIS. March 28.-Cattle-Recepts, L OOO
The market steady; choice heavy native steers
81 20; fair to good shipping steers 81 04. 10;
butchers steers. fair to choice $3.50 3d. feeders
tair to good, So. 1O03.90; stockers, fair to good
$22O03; Texans common to choice. $203.75,
Hogs-Recepts. 200; shipments. 1000. The
market shade stronger: choice heavy and butch
ers selections. $5.7505,9O, packing. fair to good
s.. So 05.7O; Workers. medium to prime, S. 800
$50; pigs. common to good, 81 7O05.15
Sheep-Receipts, 700; shipments 200. The mar
ket firm; common to fair sheep, So. go 03. 80;
medium to fancy, So. 0495.
BUFFALO, March 28.-Cattle-Receipts. 1884,;
prices declined 5GD 1Oc from last Monday common to
fair 404.35: good to choice shipping. $500 s5;
extra steers 25 stockers and feeders quiet at
So 0S. 60; veals, $3.50 1880; extra, 6.
Sheep-Recepts, 1000: steady market, with fair
demands inferior to fair $4 04.50 good to choice
extra, SO. rs O6.4O.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 10 764 market irregular and fair
ly active; light pigs. S. 25d5.45; mixed pigs and
light Workers, $5.5005.65; selected mediums S5 IS
05.65.
EAST LIBERTY,s March S.-Cattle-Receipts,
798; shipments, 2l7. Cattle market fair at last
weeks prices; 10 cars of cattle shipped to New York
to-day.
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Creamery and Butter-Making.
New England Farmer.


1t was about ten years ago that creamery but
ter began to be quoted in market reports,
and at prices fully as high as the prices of any
farm dairy butter, except q few socalied fancy
diaries. And only a short time after creameries
were established creamery butter led the market
by from to cents ner pound. These relations
have been maintained to the present time, good
creamery butter being constantly at the head of
the list OF quotations. OF course it is known
that there private daries--uuite limited in
Iumber-from which butter is sent TO regular
customers in the cities at prices considerably
above the highest quoted rates But this class
of goods does not materially affect the market,
nor do the prices vary much from week to week.
or from month to month. II Gus
toner can be found who will pay so
cents per pound when the highest
quoted rate is 80 cents it is not to be expected
that rise or a fall of 2 or cents in the open
market will call for any change in the rates of
the fancy brand. AS we have repeatedly stated
in these columns. the extreme high prices which
few dairymen obtain maintained largely
on account of the confidence the buyer has that
the butter he orders will be good every day in
the year, and furnished in full supply regardless
of bad weather or short feed.
reputation for uniformity in quality, aud
that quality good, is the basis on which rests
the security for holding place in the fancy
butter trade of our Eastern cities and large
towns and it is the greater general uniformity
of creamery butter which has enabled it to reach
the first place in the market quotations
bcdltFS uH0 tHdb tu6y can OepeHu upon g0OQ
creamery brands to run even from week to week,
through the year. while ordinary dairy butter is
scarcely ever twice alike.
Dealers as a class favor the establishments of
creameries, and some of the heaviest dealers
have risked large fortunes in the endeavor to
revolutionize the dairy methods of the country
and take butter-making from the hands of the
individual and transfer it to the creamery Why
the of this effort has not been greater is
one OF the problems Of the day. Doubtless the
natural or acquired independent ideas of most
farmers has bad an influence in the matter.
Farmers have so long carried on their business
in an independent way, raising one crop this
year and another next, as fancy or presumed in
terest might incline that to bind themselves to
any continued course of action for a term of
years for the supposed common good of all has
seemed too much like forfeiting their indepen-
dence. There Is a feeling, too. especially among
the better class of dairymen. that the creamery
is of more benefit to the poor butter-maker aud
the shiftless farmer than to him who already
manages his affairs in a wise and prudent way,
feeling that Ia not entirely without fou ndation
in fact
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Excitement In the coffee Market,

NEW YORK, March 28.-There was more ex
citementin the coffee market to-day than for q
long time There has been quite 'short" in
terest, and Brazil receipts have been very small.
There are also apprehensions that the import
tax on -four, by putting that tax on American
flour, which has been our leading export to Bra
zil will increase our freight cost The advance
was Il francs and the market opened here 60
points higher. The sales were over l60 900 bags
by noon, and one house bought all the April that
was offered at l3 Coo. The shorts were badly
frightened
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Amount In Sight In
the United States and Canada.
NEW YORK, March g. The following was
the visible supply of grain. Saturday, March
&c, as compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change:
Wheat, 50. All ,694 bu, decrease Of 761, 731:
corn, 1868 5l8 bu, an increase of 1005 456;
oats, 1887 075 bu, decrease of Il, 696 rye 382-
825 blu, decrease of 5000; barley, ,43l, zig bu,
a decrease of 1872 544
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OIL CITY, Pa, March 28.-Na.ional Transit Ger.
tfcates opened at 63sAc; highest, 63ac lowest,
63asc closed at 633ec; sales. 1877. 900 brls; clear
ances. 100000 brls charters, o.. S57 brls. ship
ments 12S. O91 brls.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Petroleurn was stagnant
to-day opened at 636sc; highest 63 7sc lowest 63ssc
closed at 63ssc sales. $3.50 900 brls. Turpentine
dull at 3S12c.
PITTSBURG, March 28.-Petroleum dull but firm:
National Transit certificates opened 63 sc closed
at 63 &c., highest, 63 7sc; lowest 63sse.
WILMINGTON. March 2S.--Turpentine firm at
Sac.
SAVANNAH, March 2S.-Turpentine firm at Sac
NEW YORK, March 29.-Turpentine dull at % lae
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ket steady and unchanged.
Choice shipping grades. 8505.25
Medium to good shipping grades 1890. 4.5O04.75
Common to fair shipping grades 4.0O04.35
Feeders, common to good NATURALIZATION. 400 35
Good to choice heifers. 375 04.25
Common to medium heifers. ...-....... 325 03. rs
Good to choice cows Observation-Disclosures. $50 04.OO
Common to medium cows...-........... 25003.25
Veals, common to good. ..-.......... 4O0O6. 90
Bulls good TO choice Observation-Disclosures. 3.0O0375
Bulls common to medium. -.---........ 225O2.85
Mixers. common to good, head .25 O0040 90
HoGs-Receipts 140; shipments, 125 Quality
fair Owing to the extreme light supply but
little business was transacted. Market strong
on good grades; light and common stock dull,
closing steady.
Heavy packing and shipping 65 05.SO
Light and mixed packing. --..-.--..-.. 525 as 60
Common to good light. $50 as go
Pigs and heavy roughs. ..-----.-- 4.3505OO
| SHEEP-Receipts. -; shipments. -. Not
enough here to make a market, which remains
steady and unchanged
Falr 10 good o.OoG4 IL
Lambs, common to good 40005.OO
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Two Great Centers.
NEW York, March 2S.-Flonr-R Receipts. q,
94s brls and sacks; exports. 1867 brls and s, 8s5
sacks; sales, $4,000 brls Market steady and
quiet; prices slow; no decided change.
WheAt-Receipts, l04, $50 bu; exports 49,, 900
bu; sales, s,s96,O0O blu futures and 10000 blu
spot Spot lots ae and options a0lc higher,
closing steady. Export trading very moderate;
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Metals.

NEW YORK. March 29.-Copper steady; lake, 1Ola
01O5sc. Lead steady; common. SOC.
ST. LOUIS, March 2e.-Lead steady at Also
4.2Oc.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March 2S-There was large bust
in process in the effort OF buyers to make all
forwardings possible large quantity of goods was
moved
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Wool weak and unsettled
with downward tendency, but not quotably lower;
tub-washed, 3O036c; unwashed medium, 2002 5c;
fine light 1925; coarse braid 16021c; fine heavy,
14O20c.
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Evansville B Terfe Haute.
VIA yard.l;o J;,,ai

tV1a FandaIia Iine.)
LveTndps- .7:30am p*l2:0Om 4:fIOpn s*lO45pn,
Ar Indpls- 35oam f10Ooam 3:35pm 4l5pm
tyia !. s. st. L. Ry)
LveTndnls.. @1O:50pm t5.3Gpm A11:55am 7:lOam.
Ar Indpls.- 3:45am il0:0oam 3:35pm 625pm.
*Daily, fdaily except Sunday parlo. car sleep
ing
sleeping and buffet cars. the finest run in America
between Indianapolis and Evansville Cars are open
until 1O:45 o M.
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cincinn ati. INDIANAPOLIS, St. Laus 4 Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart Gin natl Fast Line, daily. and $40 a,p
St. Louis Express daily .-----.---. 4:lO am
Cincinnati Accommodation .1 l:33 arr
Cincinnati Mail p. e........ 355 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Ex., daily. 655 pm
Acknowledgements Accommodate .---- 1o:45 am
Chicago and St Louis Mai! p. dy. l:45 am
LAFAYETTE Accommodation -. -. 4.45 pun
St. Louis Express, daily. 1ol5 pm
Chicago Fast Line. daily. 6. and c. c.ll:lo pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex..-- 1:l0 ann
indianapolis and Logansport Ex..- =; 10 am
Chicago Mail D. c............. 1.:O5 pan
LAFAYETTE Accommodation 300 nm
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex-- 500 pm
Chicago Peoria and n. ES., daily,
s and I. c.-...--.--------.- --I 100 pm
Arr;veC Cincinnati Fast Line dv G. C. and s. 800
Cincinnati Accommodation l:lo am
South Bend and indianapolis FIX. -1l:l3 aia
Cincinnati Mail o. c.......-.-- :.;s5 pm
Rock Island and Peoria FIX ...-.. 6;I0 pm
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Cincinnati. Hamilton & In Annapolis.

Cincinnati, Hamilton In ANNAPOLIS.
Depart--Cin D'ton and Toll d'y. G. c. and S. 400 am
Cincn.. Dayton, Toledo and \. Y 1855 ann
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and New
York ~ c...... $50 pm
Connersvire Accommodation. $50 pm
Ar~;ve C,onnersville Accommodation . 035 arm
Cin Peoria and st. Louis p. G. 11:45 am
Cincinnati Accommodation ....... ASS pm
Gin. Peoria and ST. l. dye. c. and S. 1O:45 pm
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IndlanapOIls, Petu q IH.cagUs
Observation-Disclosures City and Toledo Mail.
Detroit, Toledo and Michigan City
Express daily.
Detroit and Toledo Ex.. daily ex-
cept Sunday. s.---..-----------
Arriye-tDetroit and Toledo Elk. daily. s. Il
Michigan City Mail and Express
Detroit. Toledo 6 Mich. City Nail.
Sleeper daily to Detroit.
iSleeper daily from Detroit.
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Indiana. Bloomington Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Paciic FIX. and Mail daily,s andre $50 ann
Express 1000 m
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. c..s 415pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
press daily, r. C. and II 90 pm
Arriye-Eastern and Southern Express
daily. r. c. and s.--.-----.----. 35O am
Express lO40 am
Express and Mail s. and r. e...-.- 3:35 pm
Day Express daily. T. c. and s---.. $50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Decentralization Express Mail. daily, g., 410 am
Atlantic Express S. and r. c....... 800 pm
Night EXPRESS daily, s. and T. c. 800 pm
Arrive-Pacifc Express, dsiy, and r. c. 20 am
Western Elk. and Mail, s and r. c. 800 pm
Burlington and Rock Island E2s-
press, daily. s. and r. c. 10:3Opm
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Steady and UnchanGed-Hogs Strong
for Best Grades; Common Dull
INDIANAPOLIS, March %.

CATTLE-Receipts, -; shipments. %. Mar
ket steady and unchanged.
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Indianapolis. Decatur & Springfield.

Depart-Decatur and Peoria Through Mail. $40 am
Montezuna Accommodation. 5:3o Pm
Fast Express. daily, r. c. and .1G50 pm
Arrive Fast Express daily and s.---. 800 am
Montezpn,a Account dation Job arn
Through Mail 555 pm
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CIover-Comfnon red or june, pFl1ne !receaned},
S4O4 % % bu. English mammoth. prime ire
cleaned). 81 s 0435; Alsike. prime: $7a75O; Al
falfa, prime S7.2 507.5o; white, }$7.5o0s; prime
20 ss6c a. bu red top Use @$1 y bn: orchard grass
81 IS q 100 " bu: German miilet ST. y bu; com
milet. 100 y bu; faxseed. selected. $1.1O0
LAO % bu; seed rye, 75c " bu; old popcorn 03c
p ID; popcorn. 60075c " bu; hemp, Sligo;
canary, DC; rape, 9e ~ Id.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

NEW YORK. March 90 Bar silver, 97ss